Re: The Cable Forum 2017 Exit Poll
Interesting interview with Jeremy Corbyn on today's BBC Breakfast Time (08:44 today).
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Torys lost their majority. Labour are still 60 odd seats away from getting a majority SNP lost a third Libdems still miles away from where they used to be. This is can only go one way and that is another election. May will have to stand down, we will need a new Tory Leader and a new manifesto. The Tories can still come back from this. Revise their stance on social care, focus on Brexit and they win back. This was a monumental campaign effort from labour and I don't think they would be able to improve on this result, but Torys certainly could. ---------- Post added at 10:38 ---------- Previous post was at 10:16 ---------- Quote:
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Well let's and see. Can a Tory-DUP confidence and supply agreement (i assume that's what it is) with a majorty of 2-5 survive 5 years? Can May really stay as a strong and stable PM after that election?
---------- Post added at 09:51 ---------- Previous post was at 09:45 ---------- A journalist on Twitter has said this means no chance of boundary changes getting passed, I assumed they already had.. |
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It wont work, she'll get hammered at the despatch box every week.
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To get through the next 5 years we needed a government with a strong majority. The Tories have managed to royally screw that up, it's a collapse of monumental proportions and the blame goes to whoever wrote that manifesto and instead of focusing on Brexit decided to try and use the lead they had in the polls to shoehorn in a load of other stuff that was deeply unpopular with their core base. The reason she was doing well in the polls was purely because of Brexit. She had been dropped in it and was making a decent fist of it and people appreciated that. She called the election because of Brexit But then failed to mention anything about Brexit in the manifesto. They let Labour set the agenda and this is the result. Brexit is still the no.1 issue facing this country. They need to get that back front and centre. I worry, I really do. |
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I don't think focusing on Brexit is the answer. I think they went too hard on it and didn't offer much else. They did call it based on Brexit, one of the themes was that each vote would help her get a better deal and the last week of the campaign was focused almost entirely on it. In interviews May kept trying to pivot back to Brexit.
I think for a lot of people they wanted to know what else the Tories would do. May didn't campaign much, didn't go to debates and seemed to treat the electorate with contempt. That's what they should change. |
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I'm happy he lost it though. Deservedly so, don't take the electorate as fools. |
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Btw it's a bad result but you have to admire just how impressive a screw up that was. 20 points clear with great leadership ratings, against someone whose own party thought wasn't up to it and a landscape where the issues help you and you contrive to blow it ? Amazing.
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Sturgeon about to make a statement in the next 5 mins, should be interesting. Resignation???
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